Using conjoint analsis to value ecosystem change

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This article examines the technique of conjoint analysis to determine preferences for environmental services and goods, with a case study of its use in valuing a watershed quality improvement.

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Contingent valuation: a user's guide

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This article examines effective design and implementation of the survey-based method contingent valuation.

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Environmental economics and the conflation of value and benefit

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This article examines the nature of public valuation and support of goods, and suggests representative political processes in resolving environmental issues and disputes.

Economics, Research and Development in the Social Sciences and Humanities

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